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Two ATM skimmers from Bulgaria face years in federal prison after pleading guilty to skimming tens of thousands of dollars from U.S. consumers at ATMs.

President Obama today used the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers to urge passage of tougher regulations on financial services to decrease the likelihood of another collapse of the global financial system.

A woman in Seattle Washington who had been a victim of identity theft played a key role in helping catch and convict the people who had stolen her identity.

The Consumer Federation of America today cited the one-year anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the financial problems it caused as a reason for a new agency to regulate financial products and other pro-consumer actions.

The $600 million First Financial Credit Union will ask members to vote on removing a supervisory committee member from his post.

Intuit Inc. is reportedly set to buy online personal finance provider Mint.com in a deal worth approximately $170 million.